Uzumaki: Spiral of Horror is a fantastic adaptation of Junji Ito's manga, and here are a few other stories that deserve anime series.

Junji Ito’s Uzumaki manga was originally serialized in Japanese magazine Big Comic Spirits from 1998-99. The manga received an official English translation across three volumes in the early 2000s, which led to an Eisner Award nomination in the Best U.S. Edition of Foreign Material category in 2003.

Junji Ito's magnum opus is now an anime on. But what's with all those spirals in Uzumaki? The biggest name in Japanese horror in any medium is prolific and enormously influential manga creator Junji Ito,

The perfect way to catch up on the iconic horror story before the upcoming anime adaptation airs on Adult Swim.

Instead, the first episode of Uzumaki will be released this weekend on Adult Swim in the US and Channel 4 in the US, with new episodes to follow weekly.

A creation of manga artist and storyteller Junji Ito, Uzumaki lives up to its name, which means "spiral." In the town of Kurouzu-cho, residents are affected by a supernatural curse related to spirals.

Uzumaki has been heralded as Junji Ito's masterpiece in manga, and here are the ten most terrifying chapters in the story, including The Scar!

Here's all the info about how to watch the horror manga's anime adaption, from streaming details to the episode release schedule.

Toonami. New episodes will be airing weekly in the same time slot. The show is Japanese with English subtitles. The story focuses on a town of people who slowly go insane over increasing obsessions with spiral shapes: patterns in the clouds,